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The following events occurred in July 1913:

July 11 and July 12, 1913: Romania and Turkey invade Bulgaria, which was already fighting the Second Balkan War with Greece and Serbia
July 4, 1913: Bulgarians defeated at Battle of Kilkis
July 23, 1913: Bankruptcy auction brings end to Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show
the ruins of Kilkis

July 1, 1913 (Tuesday)

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July 2, 1913 (Wednesday)

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Con artist David Lamar

July 3, 1913 (Thursday)

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July 4, 1913 (Friday)

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Tennis player Tony Wilding

July 5, 1913 (Saturday)

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July 6, 1913 (Sunday)

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July 7, 1913 (Monday)

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July 8, 1913 (Tuesday)

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Pearl Curran, channeler of Patience Worth

July 9, 1913 (Wednesday)

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July 10, 1913 (Thursday)

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A cooler July day at Furnace Creek in 2005

July 11, 1913 (Friday)

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July 12, 1913 (Saturday)

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July 13, 1913 (Sunday)

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A photograph from Roger Casement's report

July 14, 1913 (Monday)

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President Gerald Ford (then Leslie Lynch King) as a young child

July 15, 1913 (Tuesday)

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British Prime Minister H.H. Asquith

July 16, 1913 (Wednesday)

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July 17, 1913 (Thursday)

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July 18, 1913 (Friday)

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July 19, 1913 (Saturday)

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July 20, 1913 (Sunday)

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July 21, 1913 (Monday)

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July 22, 1913 (Tuesday)

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July 23, 1913 (Wednesday)

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July 24, 1913 (Thursday)

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July 25, 1913 (Friday)

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July 26, 1913 (Saturday)

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July 27, 1913 (Sunday)

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Modest swimming attire in the 1910s
Dr. Rosalie M. Ladova in the 1910s
  • In an action that made headlines around the world, Dr. Rosalie M. Ladova, a prominent Chicago physician, made an unsuccessful attempt to challenge the American social mores of the time, when she discarded the "bathing skirt" that female swimmers were required to wear in addition to the bloomers that covered their legs. Police arrested Dr. Ladova at the beach at Jackson Park on Lake Michigan and charged her with obscenity.[100] After seeing the newspaper photographs the next day of Dr. Cordova's blouse and bloomers swimwear, Chicago Mayor Carter Harrison Jr. declared that "No woman should think of wearing that kind of costume" at a beach, and directed the city police to "gently but firmly insist upon the lady putting on proper costumes."[101] The "skin-tight" bathing suit had long been accepted in Britain for both men and women.[102] After Dr. Ladova's daring experiment, almost eight years would pass before the taboo was discarded in the United States, with Mayor Robert Crissye of the city of Somers Point, New Jersey, inviting women "to bathe on his city's beaches barelegged and in a one-piece suit," in the style of Australian swimmer Annette Kellermann.[103]
  • The association football club Chaco For Ever was established in Resistencia, Chaco, Argentina.[104]
  • The town of San Javier, Uruguay was established.[105]

July 28, 1913 (Monday)

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July 29, 1913 (Tuesday)

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July 30, 1913 (Wednesday)

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July 31, 1913 (Thursday)

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